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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-08
PAINTING on THE FITNESS STAND
WOMEN OF DOUBTFUL CHARACTER TESTIFY AGAINST
THE REV. c. W. MILLEN.

WOMEN OF DOUBTFUL CHARACTER TESTIFY AGAINST
THE REV. c. W. MiLLEN.
In tnc trial OF the Rev c. W. Mien by court or
ministers anon charges Of immortality in Brooklyn yes
tcrIly tho chief witness a young woman, Maggie
Creyel!ns OF No 80 ESsex-st, Boston. she teSuheu
tn,t on August Mr. Milen made the acquaintance oil
the s;ree, OF one Nioc JOY whose reputation Is cIoaded
and after going TO hotel with her visited the wtnes'S
rooms in an apartment house There they had AIS
mic over a money question. deposition OF slhiAr
puruort from Moe JOY read. rs she would net ap
near 10 testify Under tie rigid crossexaninauoh 10
which snc WAS subjected IN relation TO her own character
Mis-, Creycns broke down and tainted
There was much excitement In the church anu uoc-
TOR and carriage were hastily sont for she recoVercd
hnfra fine former came aud wen, 10 her Motel w.
ana ,elr took place the sen -atonh eVldencv o
hc two women aud Mr.. Nen's cOduscl sam n"' tuoi
WIS evirure OF conspiracy for SANDER ara
and CHARGED that the evidence or women OF t,. ~
trimmed M against him Letters were prouuv y" W o
Tho consurlcT To induce the witnesse 70 'e't'y az"
witness w,s called 10 prove It, MI Nil!eh y c ~
mat ma character Will rc cleared anu the coh'1""'' W
hlsckmaIl him completely shown up ..,,,. n al
1bn committee continued IN session last eNcuihS "
eyanued witnesses for the dsfeuco Ono VI ,"o,' -
dn,rrfiyr and another the Rev william W; - nu"i
Inston WHO gayc ext lcncc in favor OF NV h'Io ~
,.c el mai he case Will occupy seFora n.y. 10 80
Wa. Mr.. Mil.ea Will not preach III MS cn"i0u ~
ro ~ but a supply has not yet been sccureu'
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TO TRY THE SLAYER or "JACh" HCSSEf.

yrrvrv Jt,pops OBTAINED HOW POLICEMAN
HAHN TIE PRISONER LOOKED IN COURT.
The shooting OF "JacI" Hussey, who had awc'earheu
reputaon as life saver. will he tho next homicide IN
vestigatsd by trial jury. Judge Cowng, In the Court
OF General Sessions began yesterday to obtain uror TOT
the trial Assistant DistrctAttorney Johh H. f"I""'
will conduct tho prosecution and william r. Howe de-
I'D po-icem1u Edward Hahn. who il charged with
murder I'm the first degree. lie had been drinking heavily
on Nav q and was It is said intoxicated When he me'
uusscy on tho evening OF that day at various liquor
stoes ia the neyhborhood or Jackson ana chcrry sS
raj Hahn eiibe aeiy drew pistol ahd shot Hus'ey In
the abdomen. I'D with
u.bn IL a rood looking young man ana dresser WIN
,,rn,r. re. lie has dark hair anu brown mus
tache with graceful curl at tho end HIS expression rs
wcaE rather Iban wicked. The jurors were caieiu'ly
ayanined Int there to to show what nc 1el.huo
IN The ease would be Eleven jurors were obano pe'o"
Tho nane was hsusted. but some or thei may " pp
rempIory challenged The case VIII continue Oh NV"
ia
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THE RACE HOUND long ISLAND BEGUN.

SENDING orr TIE YACHTS ULIpA ANp FANIIA-
ufF DlNNEE 10 90 NERAL PAI&E AID MR.. bClGE'7.
The cutter Udia and the sloop Fanlta were sent OH on
their long race around Long Island yesterday al noon
The start took place OF sands Pon some members oil
the Rochelle Yacht club giving tho s'nttins sisna
and wishing the contestants "eopi lHek. WHO CON
graduating themselves that they were not to brave wind
and " ave In such small craft sr-inS contrast inc
two yachts -cuied-tho Cdil with her seven Tect OF
beam to forty three feet OF wa'crlnc length inviting
comra-,on with too'Apck. anl the F'nta WIN seven
teen feet 81 beam TO the same wacrne length suggest
ng 20 the novice .oapdi-h.
Tho Uldia can't ipsile bu, In anything Ike sea se
will re exceedingly wet The Faua can capsizo bnt sho
l too well mluage iDr that aui - sie goes over
-- lu.feII OF through thcm Ia rougb weather ne -
much Tie lrrr boat. I4c Faul:a az tottsr hts lncH
4r.er -pfcai OF canvas than INC Itu- cutter WHICH,
NOT anding, Lecrl over 10 ths h!c'k@ mlch moro
than l th@ ,lncp Mhcn last TIE fantt Ha7 lrid
nc and II WIS predicted that she Will continue ID Ic rs
lnug a, tho wind Is moderate and tic SEA smooth -
A meeting hold at ext ON lnoIorc smith Once
yesterday - make arrangements Tor the dIhA'f 10
General Paine ana sir Bnrgcs' AZ Irmonco+ On mex
Thursday The clubs cups Will serve as ornaments Oh
liz
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OBITJ.iR
TnWAHD K OLNI-TED.


Edward X O,msied who had been connected WITH me
Jrga 81 Commerce FOR twenty five years, died ut Lake
View, y. j., yesterday from typhoid pneumonia. nc
lcaves a WHO and one child, and the funeral Will
,o,. ul,ce AZ his homo on Monday. at 4 D. ~.
MIR Onisied born IN Austerlitz. " u, IN So. A.
the n of twenty he became part In Ih> Po"gh-
Ecrerr Ici,guip. but In about year be became stu
den, I'm the law Office OF Surrogate John T. H. Ialman
~ puurhkrcp~ic lis aiterwari entered POWERS state
ana National Law school lie was admitted 10 tie par
In 80 and he prlcised his profession FOR short time
in poughkcense Later ho went into partnership win
I,sse Wool o. Newburg and they opened an ONCE IN
chicago lie finally gave up tho law for Journalism ana
became Editor OF Ihc ChicnDo C0W@ aitcIWs i"e
fLqy1 Times Ilhealth compelled lis return East ana
he uufchasod IN, H,tdSOn vYorO Gd-enc Later ne
became bay Editor Of me >PrinGftcd ChasS AfgS ne
went t. Washington IT, core spondent ana ne hed
tho po,iton for The Boston Post ami me iibfng Aly"S
W1i, he was IN Washington Henry j. Raymond asked
him 10 become the correspondent for me AeT- l"FH
J,u,s and lie he'd that position during one session
hiring mo admu stration of President Buch ahan he
became a prominent editorial writer Tor HE dShHgo"
Ia
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IL dHHIED

uyDF-DorGLASS-A Br,otlv,. " Y. ThTr,lu
October 1891 III, frv. +. A. DoH,tss iathsr ,ti'
briie Mis-, Mary >. Douglass aud Arthur &. iiyd, oil
ChaZy. " I.
OvERTON -NAXWErr,-On We'hesfav octosor .. 1857.
at reSsne OF the brides mother bv the Rev Gcorcs
X Van DO Water y. D.. TNomas tliain-rs oyerton Z,
Forcnce Aushter Of is s ia,celieS H. Maxwell All OF
Brooklyn.
RFYNOLnS-VAN BfARrOM- the ranch ~ tho bri 90
brother near Knckerno ker. Texas sbsmb,r - Wy ms
lev George IT, Rico of san Arreo Texas l'iroT icF
Lo Is OF kn.cScrbncker formerly OF Nsv'f,rt ttr 10
Emily dau,ht-r Of M,rv AMI the late JOAN A. Van
Blarcom. OF Corn wall on Hudson.
No carls
TROWBRT DGF--TON ES At St Michaers C,th.ir1, Bar
bs loas Inlios October 6 "a, er Thowas Ozark
Henry Trpvbfdgs. IT.. Of New naven. co n. 70 Minnie
daughter OF thu Hon. T. Thomas Tones Of Ia rbaiocs.
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lBIyKS B0OKKEEPEE MISSING.
W. DEgMlrYE, OF THE BANK OFNEw-YORX, GONE


". DErNArNr, or TINE BANK OVNEW-YORX, G)NE
HIS ACCOUNTS ALL STRAIGHT
GEORGE " Dernainc chief bookkecpcr in the Hank OF
New-Yora La. been missing since last saturday lie
lived with his family Flushing, L. L. and LEFT the bank
for home as usual Saturday President Fly ot
the bank has examined his accounts and reports them
to correct There is known cause for his absence
either account OF business or family troubles ana II Is
suspected that he has met with foul play although 1t IA
not known that hc had any large amount o. money IN
his possession y months salary is now due him Mr.
Dernaine was thrtynne years old, feet inch h8h'
hal black hair and dark mustache and wore brown
striped suit brown overcOat, fancy checked SHIRT ana
brown derby hat He il married and has several cAi1'
drca. lie has been with the bank sixteen years.
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Post Once Sptic,

Should be daily by all interested as changes may
ft,ss Tor foreign countrie. need not be specially al
dressed Tor dispatch oy any hntna and commercai
documents letters spec ally addressed being sent " M
fastest vessels available. ., ., iii .,,,,
Foreign mails for mo week enhng Ur,",sr WI" ''
s.rHRD>Y-> Asa III. for EIroDe. steamship vera
via southampton AM Brsuen Qetter, t2r lr'.a, ~,
france switzerland Italy. Spain and PortuS1 nlS
- srs.,et mar Wcrrl'l at a. m. for Irelsn'l
per >ervta VIA Queenstown us.-.rs -,
Britain and other European conres n'' -,
Italy. spain and Portugal per etnsp ~
via iavre a. N. for ne Nethertn, ~. s, y.
rect psr steamship Dovonia, via glasgow letters nus.
be lrecel pcr Devona a, d. n ~ .a '1stors
must he dlrsctet par Belgenlant !. b. ~ ".
NORWAY direct pr seamsh, ieN's u Se,t, R,s, n,r
steamship Clarhci via Timon at m Tor Senszue.s
and Curacoa. per soimshp $500, ,ro,, W..
ore,ps. AZ & n NJ ,or 81, Domingo cape Hayu ant
Tnrk, Island per steamship SANTANA
sCNDAY-At 3 n m. for Bdeaeli'. per s'eanship An
CLAN. from New Orlstr+ 49,, ...,,-. IT,,
sandwich Islni per steamship Australia iron
IA NV Er.,cs rn, close hers OCTOBER 4 AZ D. m MWt
Tor cIInl ami Japan, per sfeahsa.O pco'nc nIsh
50, Er,ncisco) close hero october AZ ~ M MANS
Ior ner steamship Mar,nosa from san Fran
cisc, october IL AT 30 M lor on arr, :.
Ans,r,ial Mails the society Islands per snip Cy 9,
plne.ti from san Franciscoi. closs heto oOt3oc'
AZ m Mails for Cusa- Dy rail- u i|npA e'A s au.
thence oy steamer. VA hsY We~ ru-' S'''s ~ ''''
Office daily at 2;oO IL IN
-Ths schedule closing OF Trans Pacific mails Is ar;
on The presumption OF their uninterrupted overland
transit 70 san francisco Mails IRON the East arriving On
ims AZ san Francisco the OF sailing u scaleis are
u''pA''"'' '"'" HENRY G. PEARSON Postmaster
post once New. York. N. Y. Sept 30. 1897
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-08

Bcskinaon Dpafch 10 The CINCINNATI tSnms,. 49, The
me President Was 80 wrhpi III tnoutn i one, ,n.t
immrnstty Of his into the great ihhho"n nav
when he reached the depot To take The tiih 10 ~
f,rcnt Lis wiz. When his carriHgc stopped AT INC
ladies' entrance he climbed out started across me PAL"
ucnt aud went through the receplioh-ion ana h1 ".
mi without once looking behind Mrs. Cleveland no"
ever bslped herself out OF the carriage ana Wahon
after him She was saved from having 10 crowuu w.
own WAY along by Major John NJ Carson. the WASH
inpton CORRESPONDENT OF he Ihd0doPhta Lfdgri WIZ
CHANGED 70 be ~ aud 10 see the embarrassing w.
N,nr Corsop ha the President ana MS VII, W
pbiladelphia Oh behalf Of tie centennial toum,'s,
M ,,ouutly stained out OF tho crowd ana olcfeu MS
,r, IN Mira Cleveland she took aud together they
soon reached tho train without further miShap Ihe,o
she caugbt no win her husband aud followed uih 'no
Tho H., lctforin Mr. Cleveland Will doubtless nave
Is,sr Union than ever the gentiemen OF the poSs
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GEORGE LANES WEBB.

George James Webb born in Wiltshire. England
on lime "a 1903 Ito brought up for the church but
gave much OF hs time TO the study OF music into WHEN
he afterw ard went profession In $3.50 he camo 10
the United states and settled IN Boston where he became
an earnest and efficient laborer with Dr. Lowe Mason
He WAS one Of the founders in 1886 OF the Boston AcAue
my Music and for time Was president OF the iahue
and HAYDN Society, OF Boston lie was one OF the ear
last conductors OF symphony and oraoro performances
IN that city For many years lie held leading position
As teacher OF the pianocorto and singing .
ISL he removed 10 orange y j. MS COMPOSITIONS
mrs CHIEFLY church tunes OF which nave come mo
general use. 10 has also written nimOer OF secular
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-08

D., From The SgrGcuse Standard. ,
hsrous 10 MS western journey President Cleveland
49," Iolhlhg ABOUT mis- country except what ne mas
t,n from the winco"s Of smoking during short
MI. the hortheastern corner or the United StaCes
re-, was more natural then, or we may add IA orc
Than for him 10 study the history OF the towns
Ensugu which lac expected TO pass. IN the American
eai,yeopcda. OF which Charles A. Dana Is OF the
nas..sI Mr. Cleveland has. doubtless. noticed MI.
n ~. p@hful habit OF obeying .ectiOn dctun
Tue truth on all occasions. and he knows that tho
uss mean encyclopedia Is reliable OF inforna-
6s., the editor OF The Sus TO insist that tho Presl-
Saia have referred To page 242. vol TX OF the
tudssn encyclopedia when talking TO tho citizens Of
IA thools instead OF striking spiu0lean attitude
'Auhdering Mr.. Danas sentences II they were his
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GENERAL FAIRCUIID NOT INVITED.

MADISON Oct (SpeciaD. 1t is learned that neither
"enerai fairchild any member OF his family mas
eeh Invited lake part In the reception to the President
e'nef at the Capitol or at Mr. Vass house to-inoro"
MMsa The daughters OF the General were introduced 10
sf Cleveland at the scapau reception In ST. Louis On
ud4y and General Fsrchild himself was Invited TO inc
enluet II Hilwaukcs last night, but lie dechued DC
ne expected at the time he received the inVaIoh'
"Dsh atlanta, Ca
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MARRIED.

,.yvoN poss-At Crescent. Avenue PRESBYTERIAN
Church plalsaed. y J., ootoo"r o. by the tev William
=, ~ q Arthur BaynOn { Matte A. Ross
,rxrntcr fAGLER-At Lawn Beach. Mamaroneck.
ID: on Tbursday october d. nv the Rev. John Pax
- u FredericK Hart Benedict TO jennie Louise.
daughter OF Henry NJ. Flagler
Wednesday. October s. 1887. at the
assnee OF the brides parents by tho Rev DR.. Fuller.
len Kdward Benedist Cobb. OF Nsw.Ynrx, and Auce
daughter OF Judge James Goods OF Springfield ohs
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PnLArrlrniA oct tNrcri1p-1 programme OF sports
tn, afternoon at the University grounds in honor ot william
Boyd Page drew large ant fashionable assembling" me
ri IL, 10 gone through with In rapid succession ana mo
,urping vaultin, etc wern nothing moro Than exhibitions
During the afternoon g. v tlIr@. IN runner ana "a
o.. y,nlt.r both from England were presented hy mo
University with handsome gold hras he l"y
p.for.,-.- Nfr-. samuel Welsh IT.. NfH 'toiSc ~.
farrshaw Join G. sims IT,. Mrs j. uucas irp hcntr
n g. T. Jor an Mis- william Pepper Mrs 10 man ''d'
,,, ....,., T",iIs and Mrs Jane, W Pau. Addresses
were inads by d. william Pepper Or j. liam VINE 'nL
D peci-r Frazer MI Page AMI ~ airy TOOK an eNonhR
al Tor n OK he Is u be entertained o.nshI
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TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.

TRIBUNE OFFICE. Oct 81 A. NJ Clear SKIES seAu,
barometer e,ery winds and decided incre~sao'
.rn,,h ,,.,a x..terday', features Tho temperature
,ape,d Letvssu 56s and sO the average t66vD belhg
higher thar or the corresponding day last year ana
- higher than on Thursday: -, ...,r a.
In ANA near this cit, todar there VIII peeoas.v W
vauer fair by cooief cloudy weathe''
and lerhApa Ea.n.
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no MORE HIGH HATS FOR STAGE DRIVERS.
uorst, Lrrr ~ HE SAILS I'LL TiIE coNfAN'
--....... ...N..- INV. MAnL.

HORSE, LIFI ~ HE SAILS IlIL III" ''''
YlrrDED-OIHEE CONC s-i"N' MN'h'
As.a.c driver - an obstinate creature. caring h"''
for show or style lie 80 happy a. "hH" 'i'
IN cd Garments OF many coors-iron many pa''Hc'
, ,,, . ,tocs of A hat rs lay Oi soft material ''''
know mi, better than the manager hnI dli''lo'' VI
Ft,tl Avenue Transportation Company l. Lay ""'''"
q , ror,lcmauo supcrior taste an re.inemruahd "'o"
,r, t,oe conn,uy was first formed hi' n'luchc' "''
the sixty drivers WAS 80 powerful tiit VIC" pr
with coats. with beautiful rel fAcings anu Dr's"t n'
huttors and hi hats OF the rcgnirg shape they hu'l
for a time their natural dislike Tor sncA umhs' "'
even a savage with tho best Intentions h'Ec"' ."
fines ul the combining limits OF CIVILIZATION lH"' j.
wax with the drivers. and the glory oi thc s'"F''
mas departed. Gone are high hats The rr '"oc' '
nicscl butors and In their places have core ,c ,,
mon derby and the patched gIe' 'ptt "' ar mi.
,irtrrv from Inc basement gindoWSo o. fiEtV' !" W
sons Pat" or Hans AZ tncy ut,o rrt Of those
the attractions that were ds'r - '"o '"'' "
,naldeus have now passed into oblivion .,
The stage liEc tied up al day IT,. -, We,
half OF r,tcfT!ay. aOn account ol NE ms 49, a,
drridca nat hey wouldn't wear them: ON Iha,siay
morning r. J. Iirown the manager n. o. s nI
ON and after TINS date each every driver IN this employ
must hisn SIX OF ist HAT 49,, ,,,,.
Many OF the men had not high hats an 'noy "ian
want them anyway; they made them sIeE, thoS h"'
Mr. Brown WAS ncXOrdblc. Iiish mars 10y i''ao
or they couli drive ms was th' ' ro b,I
lion The :nen also wanted " AL Ii"'a' ~ 49,
hcer disr,arsed reinstaicd each siahl@nHh 10 n"no
fourteen instead OF sixteen horses 10 'N, lima ,r
wasie 10 c.ean the horses with, tMei'" noiI' t
thc driver. aud ihe carcleaners 10 he "i nc s.i'o
ina siaicrnen get committee cale' saN ,i no
MIR HIoC II and he finally cOnccdcl the nav ilr'' ,
driver, are only required 10 w"rk tNeFo n',' =, nv
stahlemen hav material wlh when l" ''r"h Wv a.,
,nt " mn" Plas, and the cleaners must "Il' ~"
furb- consideration At $50 D. yesterday as MANI
men n, could be trusted with team wen. w w., ~
H. r,nrnr, IN opiro sxty stages will be runninS
VIZ is,c VINO nave hecomr accustomed 10 tho stages
missed them greatly and are gau 10 & ,a"od cn,t.
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o,.roc coryTy MYSTICAL ASSOCIATION

OBANGE COUNTY MUSICAL ASSOcIATIoN'
NEwBuRo Oct. (SpoeioD. The annual cohcer'o' 'no
Orange County Musical Association LOOK i'N'o
- Niu.,own People from all parts OF the county at
t.,ded IT, The programme superb one anu , one
sh. .n ,s,dno srtrscron, was the New-lors iL'Ear
" cInb solo singers from New YORK. Ne"h"'o"
Wewnurr and other ares also participated
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TIE WEATHER REPORE
typrcArloys-YoR ~ HOURS.

GOVERNMENT INDiCArIeN5-FOR2 81 HOURS.
wAsuISGrev oct. For Southern New'EnSland'
slightly cooler fair weather light to fresh westerly
winds becoming variable.
For Eastern Now-Yerk, Eastern Pennsylvahia ana
Jersey slightly cooler fair weather. follower ny
light rals I'm Eastern New-Nork light to fresh Winds
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THE PRINCETON FOOTBALL TEAM.

PRINCETON oct (Specia'l-1hc Princeton College loot
ban team la been follows Ku'hers Bickham
Irvine Jlueway. George 'owan. Church. speor' quarter
back -uancocx ha,r blcss-price AMI WageihirS ful
This team VIII fcoursr be subject 10 change
Th. as; game viii he play hero to'mofro"
with Laiayrt College.
lLnr nnclna and RrsebaM NcIes Eighh f1ge)
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uoBp uERCILEss THAN VAR.

The san FTdrciscO i-rdWtnef'
Mon f,yurking on the Panama Canal fali unnor
,,a s.vcr laden atmosphere Ike soldiers
I'm line Of battle before deadly ilsi~it' ~ a.
- cir Iodir. arc dumped By thou aDds IElV sh@ou
erxve. This mammoth enterprise bids fair " SoaA'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-08

rno ANNOYANCE and dlsagreeab!eness OF pimp!ss anu
,,cno. ON tho skin may be gotten rid OF by using Dr.
JAyne's Alternative safe and rational cure LOT i'll
s'in ,I,soases eruptous, letter salt rheun. 10 :.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-08
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE SATURDAY. OCTOBER g, 1887.

moro human sacrifices tran the bloodcst war In his-
tory but ITS victims who have fought and peri shcd
In the great battle of progress, wi not, like the heroes
Of IGeancr cOaf'ls. enjoy oSthtmOns fame. ike
biokcnI0wn machines they are cast aside and FOR
gotten.
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Tux NN UANI TOPICS.

william > Wys,, who has been connected WIN
Harper Brothers for twenty seven years a an az
ycrtisng agent, has Just severed hts connection
with that house and VIII s'ait ioi
Calf,fnia tomorrow accompauiclby h, We. to spend
the WINTER The trip is undertaken partly ioi h'al'
and pleasure and partly To inspect some mining prop
cIty in which Sir. wye is interested A-lie from h!'
long connection with Harper Brothers Nr Ny'e l.
known In political circles tie lucky man who bet
large sums Of money on President Ci'Frand c''to"
in 1-5i and Governor Iis election 10 l77J. il wa
said during the Hrst year of President 'cfc"hu al
piu.t ration That NJ. WISE had Loy 10 ths back door
of the " ic House. III :nci upioNI Iil-l might
and incidentally asked II ho v"> sH4s I" 40 any
ritiur an N.- York politcs mi. lall. III lciy W.
). Wby uo. 1 am gong To- California B"-lic-, ~,
i'm. line year 20 bet on my side All tir reasons ior
betting ar, with tho Republicans n looks &" me a
II Iarl, number of D,niucrat- wanted to 80 their
ticket defeated ia Otdci get Tli of Nj Cleveland
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-08

YOUyG GFORGE CHOATE d. NGEROUSLf ihL'
IL was SAID AT Oico OF Evarts. Bcaman x Cho''o J
to-day further ncws had been recover ii""
bridge about the coniiion Of young George Cho'e n
account, lie was thought to be dangerously Ill
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-08

Great race meeting at Jerome PARK t,s
pIe,t trains from the Grand Central station oeS"se
IL 05 and 1928 p III.
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Children Cry for Pitchers Casioria


NoIhn Succt'u . . ara og.r,ny nave met With
cigarettes when We are ouoi tha IN
,,aat favor we safely recommend tnen 70 o anS
narrcnlar smokers" White APPS Nto''N
g latest Ehs"Sh' " KINNEY TOBACCO CO., New York.
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TTHE OELH!CllS tCP LA'EVa9H IVJHNNNT.'I !
-Four cubs. ths Scw-Yoih. ftp,hln Athlctc Fr'n''-
ton College and South Boston. WIZ compete To-Day on ''
STATEN Island Cr.,.c. club, ground, for h' 800 cup Pre-
..,,., ,r tt.r.,n o,lrl. hs The Now Ntr,s the
c Il holders aul VIII pnl ih' rrl'o"n ing team IA the hr
Mcs.-,. II. Matthews, ". MITCHELL y D. Etch'y' H.
Matthew. J. G. G-ri,A' J. ". iiyor. T. NJ N'"n; - n
II,Dw,,,t n rrtf " 'i.t,. u. Brown AID & H.
scar, Tho inst zane VIII i.;a 40 J.. Ia.
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